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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-28
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Another volume Of the ACTORS and Actresses
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abounds with spriehtly anecdOte and Keen crhE
cism.
A recent addition to the uniform collection OF
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pleasant medley of short tales. sketches ana morai
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Bohn's Classical Library has just been enlarged
nv new translation OF apausanias' Description
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a Welford). This famous work, which Is gieaO
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Ar SbIl,etos translation is sufficiently easy wi'n
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET,

NEwYoRK Thursday. Jan. 27:.BEEvEs. Receipt: -. were
ep state o1en ;SS BY Hse9H ssa s Dss;
S.T S IS fFe six &
There light demand for city Dressed Beet but
DT ds. w 1rH c ias i bringing 7sssc " ~
Little Cattle are selling g low az
csSs o Beef at sca1t
%%cracsn Live Cattle selling at for the estimated
se annic is laden $40 quarters Joseph
Ts u S. may to Bermuda ~ Live Cattle so
pq sSH FL ,ea 10 ys ssss
s;t 0ay 81 s hs.d nays spS s
ia. week and there active inquiry for Good Cows
with few ssher figures BY the carload irOns40
to a. 80 %sE siTsd g
p 10 Common to Good cows. at sS5 to so5 each
Amo, Miller c0sf , 1r Sy per h -.
Ha.s M%ls@ SSws & ss7 So each; do for 49,
DO h vt sl9 s'F fI n go per head
@ iSI s sy
p pSst' eE mixed
s. R% wr OF .y u the
fvorabs weather made brisk demand aud price, ruled firm
Tn is ,.t city .sSt
l" sas."mslsn6eof % Grassers ew Fed Calves,
OF Hume M 4 Mullen veals. $50 b. at oac, do 1874 d.
head days 2lsss ns. 2o92a head Tor
over SScP rom last Tiers more
slow and depressed.
AZ Jersey city very little trade prices
reported lower than yosteriay.
The Goth ST. slow but sellers firm AMI
the quality the stock generally good and the market
was rated about isc higher
urilnary to Prime sheep sold at Al TO Common
Choice Lambs NJ So arc with carload reported sold
81 100 10 The not likely TO be cleared to-
day. 49,.
between the old commission dealers and drms selling
o. lgurcs In Washington Market t. week. General
sales to-day at az nc. with Dressed Lambs offered At
sapc
Al the houses with better quality Of stock prices
were nrn Dressed Mutton sold at dsiac and
Dressed Lambs at 59d9c and even loo reached for
very choice carcasses
Ssle.-Evrritt q Pldcock: ls2 Michigan sheep 90 ID
average at g. IS: 100 do o. n. at 50 20.
Dlllrnback Dewey: 100 Canada Lambs 100 10. at 10
per D. Western DO. 81 b. at Ohc 3sd Western sheep
% N, at $50
Hailenbock & Davis; l7S Canada lambs. lO2 ~ at
OB; l6 state sheep "a ~ att ls0 do few Lambsl.
Iil Pennsylvania sheep fes lambs) 10 10 at
lo. s. Lambs ~ 70, at 6ic 1853 TO- 30 10. at U'sc
Hume & Mullen u State Shecp so 10, at 50 80
Judd a bingham 2l3 Michigan sheep few Lambs, ~
10 Sc, 81 do. Oh D. attsc lG2 Michigan Lambs 10 ID,
At $50 ~
Receipts we're II ears OF 1870 heAi-ll cars at
city and 10 at 4Othst Total for nve DAYS,
2Go6S head against 35ttS head for the time last week
None for sale alive. Nominaly nrn At 6S1jLr
Country firm and higher for Light Weights with
Heavy selling Sd6c. Medium Al o. d6ssc Light states
at d1sc and Light Jerseys at 2dsc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-28
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

LIVERPOOL Jan 20. Provisions Bacon, Cumberland Cat,
ss O; Long Clear Mddles 3Js d. short Clear Middles
Ans OH DA Sos Bt shoulders 2ss Od per cw
SIS Cd Extra India Mess Prime Mess, 6?s ID Pork
Prime Mess ga Od per bbli Prime Mess. EASTERN
Gis ID; Western. STA 3D. LardAmerican 35s Prime West
rn Ans 81; Lard on 32s. 6d Hams-I.ong Cut 40s Od;
shoulders SO Od butter iGs6d per tor finest nte
states Cheese American Choice 63s Oh. Wheat-ed
Wosisrn spring. Is. I'd. d7s ID; Rel Winter 7s ID a
,. al per Genital New No. 2 Winter, rs nd. do No
snrlng Ia L2d New Mixed Western lis. Adj California No
Ts ia Is ID; do No 2 ia Dbl d6 si per GENITAL Pro
dnc.-spirlts OF Turpentine 2as o do London pos Cd
Der cwt Refined Petroleum. Id per gallon Glover Seed
american Red. 40s per cwL TallOw-2.5 Oh. per cvt
Fine American 24s 0i; Prime city, 23s oil. per cwt,
20, Cd per cwt ProyisonsAmcrican ofrigeraed Reef
hind quarters bld fore quarters 3s per n Hops AT Lon
DOM York state AZ l5s 0d IS Cd Cottonseed
oil. Liverpool make. lss. I'd.
the for the past three days were
Oh. TOO cenias
Tho Of wheat for tho wero 2g7 OO0
centAa including 1880 American
LONDON, Jan 27.-IrOduce- lAnsosi OIL $40 Os I'd n %
Os I'd per Calcutta Linsee 4isOd per quarters LIN
seed Cake, f6l7a 3D. per ton Refined Petroleum Ld
a6 VI gallon Spirits OF Turpcntine 2ss III. per
cwt, Pale Us. Od liza Cd Proysions-Iar 31s Od Der
cwt for American sngarl3s 0d per cwt fer Cuba Cen
fair refining afoat Australian Taow-Beof 2is 0i % Sas
I'd; Mutton 27s. Oh d30s Oh Cocoanut Oil-Ceylon a2s
"a Cochin 1888 o. American Ref gerated beef b. "a for
hind quarters and rs I'd for fore quarters per by The
carcasA
ANTWERP. Jan. 27-Petroieum- Fine Pale American II
IL conmes paid aud II francs 25 confines
WcoIs Lard closed AZ 81 francs % per 100 Lx
BREMEN. Jan. 27.-Pctroleun. marks 40 pfrannv.
wicoIs Lard closedat 30 marks 20 pfsnnnss por lO TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-28
The wheat and -four imports exports crop and annual
Total G357l4 81 O9O aGG lO3 727 ana tg goy
Avgc. SOOsG3.j7l 5l.lO9OJl 1908 1927 3ii "a 900

Total soosc357Is 81 900 ioalia727 .Ie 64o 1913
twin be noted that the imports at aarselcs are large
ratio OF The ", sacn ye1 The crop Of 1888 per
2Gi $50 900 bushelo. weight
No !, prime stock. sOas6c No !, 7oas3c. nay NS
aSed G5G7oc sirsw Long 7oq7jc sGofS e' sss
Dat. boa56c.; Wheat +5c.
1896 Prime to Choiee 2Ss DO fAT to Good 20 Co
coast crop lssG choice Doe d. FAR 10 end
25c DO. 1880 Good To Prime, seloc Foreign Bava
man, To- I5a zoe. Aitmart, do. i Sise. ~''0 oe'
METALs-Iion cerrlncates-Frm at sIsas2op Tram,
ferabe notice, January delivery issued al sisI. Tin
Active at 22 .pst e s22eoc future. Tran.
day e:1es as 90 tom. do S
Lead-onst at 1900 IransfeIabe notlees ssued at
issued s%s7Lc '''' " '' @>'O' transferable notices
NAVAL sronEs-The supply ,qutc good, and the mar
from for osn. aa See"s sss
e j. & s g g. e T. 3 . e. =. g. i Is
OCEAN FREIoHTs-Ihe labor difficulties continued to
stSR a %
lG osIHo seton
ss 4 eFs sss % &c p lSs bacon &c.
ss g od 2s q. Ss 49, Ss' . .ass
null by steam train Gid; Hour e'r So.
sassn 4 o. oil lnf% sf Ss' lss a S
GLASGOW by steam Grain. <sd.; flour I5s he"o
tallow 2Oa; beef 6s pork "a 3D. sugar liza Al n So,
OIL cake. los: measurement 2Oa ~ Ion 'a''
OILsCocOannt oils rather easier but auotabx ,o.r
@s4 yellow pr% unas4 s,,s sun "
Gale: Cocoanut Ceyon. Glsci Cochin, ga aeo' 80
domestic 3Ud32c.i foreign, IS 1910; Lnseef 49,
42c. Western, 80 4Oc Lard, prime present MAJ. Sa
Doc. MeniaieD. crude Sound. 22c.; light prrssst Ga
26iS.; bleacled winter 20c.; bieachei spring Iac
sleachsd S2e sperm. crude. 7ss7Sci natural w,nter
eleashed spgns 7oc Whale crude Northern bic; crude
winter: .Osaic extra beaehed a aA2e Red Eisn. go
casks 7ie!7c; Neatsfoot prime. oOe75ci commop nsS
0Oc.; Palm. o. gc; Mustardseed. 46c. W.
PROVIsIONs-PoRK.A moderate business was accom-
plshcd to-day In good part for Prices ia
unchanged sales Yeo bbls Mess private terms Ness
quoted vt el2 259sl2 70 for Ono Year sl2 ia for W..
50 for Family Mess sl4 0oasle Tor Clear Bsck AMI
ell as1 % for Extra Prime BEEF-Quet And g.nsr
ally steady CITY Extra India Mess slasi7 EIis Ssss
BEEF MA.Mas-Asainc higher and In moderate demand
dsy BIT BIT. nSid a,. view: g price: are arm
shouiders SSSee SMOKED Hams lie: Smoked shouidsrl
Clear In New quoted At q Wes short Clear 7s
......DRESSED HoGS-ArA ny tribe with Continual Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-28

corrEE-For Brazil growth. the market was nominal
@
fs point: s"s sc
SSs@s fIs; & 0s %..s sD
S ss1S AT5si sa S;Ss%'''
FLOUR AND MEAL-FLouR.rhs tendency Of ths mar ar
Stances 1s' teen ssine SsSs Ss,scSn IA:
s sssS '1 with 'af s!.'S :
&C. S 'si int %s n sSS 1 SIS s city MN
500 500 bis ss % SI SaS' %h sS9
Extra s. i5ss5 rs and Fancy IS Dbl. Mnns'oIs
sood :: ls
en5:as neqS:a y 81 s',s Gn s' 81
m Esas, Eth :! sat, e s 80
s. ssoa 20 Comm" gScts to
g S. :, s ss 10 h q 1ss st a
P.; % S TO r to vs r h 81 e sSs
E5E IT s @ 9 ana '2 $50
GS g PAR kIr e SSS.y s anti r
ssss az ss sspernc al s. ssass oRSMEA
So f f5 sISSf
lea. sedS. The market WEAK snd prices sso
heavy with moderate business for export aud mss,
q. ,Rs s 6esns @f as a. vs Paf.
all others became weak and further do
clined % and closed weak AZ tho lowest pr ces Of the
including sged Red at &c. ungraoi Red At e2>d
81 &c: No. Red 81 del.c No. Rcd, e2is awe in
elevator 92c. Z. o. b.; Extra ROD 0sc No Red Doc;
No White, 93c No Red, January, closing At elac.
nominal do February. 9s. closing at plsc do
Marcn 90 1915 closing AT b3o do May. s5Sd9osc.
do July closing oo'c do August s7',c. closing at
else; do September closing At W &C. 10 December;
nominal BARLEY-Stea sales 10000 bushels an.
ad al 75c. for No / goa &c for ungrsied BARLEY
trad ng rather Glow, aud the mari wax and
values lower closing WEAK with light business doing
home In options the trading has been
and the market and lower
the opened steady declined :. ~ aud closed weak
the lowest prices OF the day ~ales-s4 O0o bushels
future ~. OC0 bushels SPOT including Unrradei Mned Al
47.a4sc No s. 4G2 GiB'.c steamer. 47sc In elevator
1c. February. No 2. 412c IN elevator; $3.50 de-
vored; 4g.c special delivery In February steamer White
47s1c No January. closing AZ ~ We nominal do Feb
ruary AZ, ~ closing At t1o do March <Sid&-,c
90 5lGd 5Oyc. closing at 3Oec-.- OAIS-lhe
trading in has teen moderately active and the
prices shade easier closing heavy options
have be on dull and % lower Al The close Opened
weak decline OF s further declined 'sc on February
only vanccd 80 fell on aud closed weak at the
lows,t prices the hae.-l4OO 900 bushels future
SPOT ncung No at 80 2c: do White, ~ 9d31 &c. No
= 3BIc. do White - "a issc. No White 4Nti
Mixed Western 81 &c., White DO - t2c White STATE
40 ; No . January closing at 3bc. do February B5'.d
closing 50 .ci do March. closing at 80 &c d. Nay
36 ass -c. closing at 80. Quiet steady and
unchanged.
Walker Daily Circular. January q. 1887. New
York:
ended December 81 1856 aud the OF supply
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-28

BOSTON jan 27.-flour nrmer. Choice Extras o. $50
81 90 Common Extra 81 Ooes3 20 sprng Wheat Patents
prime. 80 l5a - 80 Corn quiet steamer Yellow 81 nc
Steamer MlFed 5lo. uood No Grade 6Oa oats
weak. No. l White 81 &c. No White. 3g,10l 10 no
No White 81 a3s 10 Shorts steady: Mlddlinss per
You so 2ss Eastern Ire rsam.rv Ss creamery
creamery 2gc. Cheese nrm. Now.York and Vermont
Extra ~ se do Firsts ~ Eggs nrm Extra
soc NsWYork Firsu - abe ksespts Tor tho week
oosS 100000 bush shorts $4,000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-28
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer. Vessels onf Rdiiro1ds.
GENERAL, MARKET REPORTS.

sCOTTON-Thc market for spot cotton not changed
and trading light Sales btl bales 1897 las. evening" ltb
which and $3.50 for export The port re
ceps today 1893 bales comparing with bales
this day 10 $40 bales this day last Since
September the total port receipts have been 430443o
bales against 800 bales for the period last
American standard Of classification
IN
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8 NanGcrOlli.ay
EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF cortlandt Dss.
brosses sta as follows
Ia IN. Tor Cau.sauqua and neiato points
a Geneva Lyons Elmira Rochester Buffalo AMI
The West and principal local points Chair car to wkse
barre.
o. H. runkhannock and intermediate points Chair car
toTuukhannock. Connection 10 Reading and Harrisburg
3;4Op Pittston and principal intermediate ponta
Pttston
B4on IN Tor Copiay and intermediate points colnectoa
10 iteaalng aud HARRISBURG Chair car % c),ty
% m Tor ienev. Lyons ElmlrA Rochester, Bufla An9
The West Pullman sleeper % LyonA
7.5Ou M for Laurys ami lnternsi1te oDlitA
Tr,ins leaving at m ant $40 p. m. connsog ne
allpoints in Mahanoy and iIazeton Coal Iteyiont
SUNDAY rRAINS
sa. m. for Mauch Chunk Hazleton AMI intermediate
points .,,....,.-....
N IN tor Geneva Lyons EtmrA Rochester, buffalo AL
the West. Pullman sleeper TO Lyons
ALL fares rcduced-StoningtOn Line. The
"A iavorito nsde Route for Boston, Providence all
New. England pcinta
Full shts rest Oy taking late trains from steamer.
Reclining chair parlor between sLAners landing and
Boston WITHOUT CHARGE
Sieaucrs VIII per SO, North River bloch
above cana. ST., at43u Y. M. daily. except sundays.
r. W. POPPLf, oeuI Passenger Agt,
InN NAN. Rnr
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

" y. =. z. TT. tt. II,
42d station follows, IL minueS
earlier foot OF Jay. ST.. North River;
Detroit and chicago '936 a. No. '6.0j. 's:l5 p.
81. Louis 'Gr5. S:l5 y.
Utica syracuse. Buffalo, Rochester Suspension Bridge,
Niagara Falls 3l5. e: 81 a. M. -6OJ, ssl5
Highland Kingston. Saugertes, tatskii Albany BIS.
.7:I5 20 So l:30 a. No., 4 90. '605. 1918 D. m.
Crinstons West Point, Cornwall Newburg 1915 s7l5,
% o5 -Ol5. lIO +00. 800 81 is p. and '8.03
D. M. Cranstons Cornwall Newbur2.
For Montreal and Canada Eas;, Cos y.
Hamilton LONDON. '955 q. sos Sis .. ~; Toronto,
20 IS m. 1900. -s:l6 p. IN.
Elegant sleeping for Buffalo. Niagara Falls Detroit
Chicago and ~. Louis all through trains
Daily Daily except saturday Oher trains daily except
SUNDAY.
For tickets timetables paror sleeping accommoda.
lions Information apply at offices Brookiyn333 Wash.
ingiou.st 80 Fulton Office Fulton.
New.York Cty-363 1875. 9i2 Broadway 1873 Bowery and
West Shore lions, OF West 42 70 v. II.
HEN Rl MONETT,
Nnnl nlli.IXe -. urrr
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oNsirufiiou.
For BOYS and Young Men-Countr

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DAY LINE
ID TO OLD POINT CONFRONT. Norfolk, Va, and South
Leave via Penn. H. H. 1850 PalOr baltimore
thence Palace ttesnes NJ Old Point vt bio ~
Norfolk 9a VI IA. " TOMPkINs, Genl Pass. Agent
3lU Bloauway y. Y
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Giramuoats an0 RAILROADS..
Gitainuodts an0 RGilrcuGo.
NEW HAVEN. - Steamers leave Peck-sliD
~ (Pier23 E ~ At 3p IN. and III Ill (Sun
steamers arrive IN time oreIy trains north lntsst
NAPE CHARLES ROUTE TO NORFOLK,
RICHMOND. OLD POINT COMFORT
ANDIHE SOUTH.

On and after November lst 1885, Express for Cape
Charles Old Point Comfort AMI Norfolk. via the
NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK
RAILROAD
VIII leave Pennsylvania Railroad station New.York daily
II pm. arriving Cape Charles $50 Old Point sa3
a. Norfolk D4b steamer Richmond will
Cape Charles ut IN. on Monday "Wednesday and Friday
arriving there at m Sleeping Cars through " Cape
Charea Tickets and sleeping berts be secured
Ticket Office oi the Pennsy lyana railroad company
H. W. DUNN. Supt, Il. Is. COOKE. q r. and f. A.
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CPECIAL WINTER TOURS.
4 PLEASANT WINTER TRIP.

THE STEAMSHIPS OF THE RED ID LINE
Failing every twelve for Venezuela g. A.. and tbs
Island Of Curacao L. afford unequaed opportunity 70
those wishing mako short voyage 70 the tropca
Tese American specially built for tho trade are pro-
vded with modern for @
and comfort The ronnd trip made III tour
weeks Passage SAL For particulars apply to
BOULfON. BLISS a DALLETT,
General Managers, II wail-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-28

POPULAR SHORE LINE for BOSTON, PrOvi.
L dence Newport and all New.Enyland Ponta All rail-
Excepted at H. IN 'Paror cars taehed) and II
ace paror caIsh II p m with palace slsepng carsS
For Newport take 200 m. Boston Eipress with parior
X EDUCTION OF FARES VIA NORWICH
wor,d LINE ghs Popular Inside Route To boston e.
Steamers CITY q Worcsiter and CITY Of NeMIort"
NEXT pier above Desbrossss Ferry DAILY except sunday
avon ". a. W. BHzDy. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-28

ROSTON. NEWPORT, NORTH and EAST
- via FALL RIVER Line Steamers leave Pier 2s
n. IT, loot OF Murray st. At 4S0 D. daily SUNDAYS 81
cepted Connection by Annex Boat Brookly Jer
sey Clty at r. H. Best accommodations Ioweat Ratss
Music On stoauefa ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-28

GLOVES bon Marche and Louvre, Paris,
~ Glovea Beat and cheapest gloves Hetsiied 81 JAM
AEs. Importer 81 West l5st between 9th and 9th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-28

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Trains from ChamDerss station Tor EDglewoo
I.nany Iloser, sparkh AID NyacA $50 s:lU. o20 $50
and III 80 ll6 $40, AGO. 400, J;2O. 3iU $780, SOD.
1880 D. m 1900 midnight sundays lao s3Oa @ 100 aud
son 10 ~ Nanaet spring Valley. Mousey and rallnAnA
$780, 7;IO $50 u. S3o. $50 y H. sundays $3.50 N,
300
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.

III NEW.YoRK. NEw.mAVEN and HARTFoRDRR
rosds daily eseeps sundsy. I eiS 10 ,ss
5 s s PS6 " . Tss:
S.1 sas
connecting Rochelle with trains Tor all points the
:9 ss e s:
Middstown New Britain and sumeld branches and Boston
snnsay I1l ss ai sta,
nSa New vita STANFORD
DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA and WEST
ERM RAIkR3 ~ vsToRTEsT TIL LINE SI BETWEEN
TkxIs 1S SgsE hZWays TINE EXPRESS
penoss1 Ns~Yorf foot BARCLAY and chrtophsr
D s,ss s and n
harn,on Eimra bath Buffalo syracu.e osweso dreens.
%aiSs:earre SSftsumberanG at o~esciS;
= m BnShamton and Elmira Express Pullman coaches
s ss5aps o a
psy B"a1 mt" p ws
Grim ssS waysnS San.o %s arriving S saaas
Or nn's
syracuse o.vssa Greens Oxford. Norwich. Utica and
a. 0wo nor ssra u and %
trains ior.l points West 90. ,...,.
stwestcott Express ofices in New.York and Brooklyn
NEW: YORK CENTRAL AND HCDSs0SN
of sX rn M 1857
~ Rochester Express thr,nyh room cars to
ESQ -rss LiSis.s VII dRis: stopping 4.
Erie Cev Gland and Toledo arriving at Chicago $50 m.
osoa M chicago Express. drawing.room cars to Canaan
iliso a. M Western New.York AMI Northern Express.
with drawtnc. room
sSon M Albany TROY and Utica ErpresA ~.:s. drawing.
TO Troy.
u p. m, Ac"ommota'.ci % Albany and TROY
fnT Falls Buffalo. Cincinnati Toledo. Detroit Chi
eago and st IOuis Dinngcar New.YOrk 10 Albany.
D. m with sicepinacars Montreal.
Runs q Utica stopping PRINCIPAL stations
M. Special Sleeper arrives Rochester Z; 90 M,
Buralo. p:35 and CLEVELAND 1918 D. m. neNtday
.-9l5 Pacific with seepngrar- for Roches.
Buffalo Niagara Falls Cleveland. Toledo Detroit and
Chicago sleepingcars wafertown via Uurl. also u
Anhurn Geneva and Cananfaigu, daily Saturday.
ll:l5p m. Night Express with seepngcars 10 Albany
Troy Connects with the morning for theWcst
and for the North except SATURDAY nght
Tickets sale at Grand Central Depot No Battery
Place AIS Broaiwav Harle l25thst and SHAVE,
and at wesicots Express Offices Park place near Broad
wsv 1Sb anil ot2 Broadv7v an 81 West l25thst, New
York 333 Washington and $50 Fulton Brooklyn and 10
4th.st. Williamsburg.
Accommodations in IRA groom AMI seap1cctrs can b3
procured NJ ot the ticket offices I'm NewYork CITY and
1888 Washngion.sf. BROOKLYN.
Baggage called for and checked from resi- fence
sThe-e trains daily All othes daily except sunday.
These trains stop at Harlem t25th,t ana ttn;avel
j VI. TOUCEY d. NJ. kENDRlCk,
General Superintendent. General Passenger Agent
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.

Express Trains leave New York via Desbros,es Court.
landt Street Ferries ~ follows
1920 100 s. 5.30 10 Washington Limited AMI II Chcas,
Limited and Il a m, &!l. 4:!1 a. Z y snfJ
l:4O p IN sundaya EXPRESS 6:ls 1872 10 ~ LmltSdls
Trains leaving York daily except sunday 7yo AMI
lll0 a IN. T. s. p m and iOA M and 8p IN.
RstuIn1gtrao. leave Broad street station philsdsphla
lll6a Limited Express liza and $50 ny l2:la.
81 D, 5:3o 7l3 S:i2 and $50. m On SUNDAY. 1901,
$685. Tag and 8:l2 p m.
Leave Philadelphia Camden. 800 daily except sun.
day ~ -
and foot Of pes6rosses and Co1rtIaait az, ronr,%
and No. Ba Place Brooklyn Annex Station foot OF
Fu0nst. Brooklyn Station Jersey City Emgrant
once Castle Garden
The York Transfer Company Will call for check
baggage from hotels and residences
CHAS- f. PU8H, j. r. WOOD
Gamer pass,rA 0an
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